Ichikawa Shinichi

Ichikawa Shinichi was a Japanese writer, playwright, Novelist and commentator. He served as chairman of the Japan Broadcasting Writers Association. Born in Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture.

Fuji Tatsuya

Born in China to Japanese parents in 1941, Tatsuya Fuji has appeared in 50 films since 1964. He shot to fame in the 1976 erotic art film, In the Realm of the Senses and has starred in two films (Empire of Passion and Bright Future) that have been entered into the Cannes Film Festival.

Katsuno Hiroshi

Hiroshi Katsuno is a Japanese actor. He graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University. Katsuno's debut was as a detective Texas in the television series Taiyō ni Hoero! in 1974 and he won great popularity through the role.

Nagata Mitsuo

Nagata Mitsuo was a Japanese actor. His date of death is unknown. (Source: MyDramaList)

Ohtaka Hiroo

Ohtaka Hiroo is a Japanese actor from Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan. He is a founding member of the theater group Daisan Butai (第三舞台), led by Kokami Shoji (鴻上尚史), and is affiliated with From First Production (株式会社フロム・ファーストプロダクション). Ohtaka graduated from…

Watanabe Ikkei

Watanabe Ikkei, born Watanabe Kazuyoshi (渡辺一惠) in Toyokawa, Aichi, Japan, is a Japanese actor, voice actor, and narrator affiliated with Seinenza Film & Broadcasting (青年座映画放送). He attended Ichinomiya Municipal Yamato Elementary School (一宮町立大和小学校), Toyokawa Municipal…

Kinoshita Keisuke

Kinoshita Keisuke was a Japanese film director. Kinoshita was highly prolific, turning out some 42 films in the first 23 years of his career. For this, Kinoshita explained that he "can’t help it. Ideas for films have always just popped into my head like scraps of paper into a wastebasket. Although…

Tono Eijiro

Tono Eijiro was a Japanese actor and essayist born in North Kanra, Tomioka, Nanokaichi, Gunma, Japan. His stage name before the war was Honjo Katsuji (本庄克二). He was affiliated with Actor's Studio (俳優座). He was born into a sake brewing family. Tono's father moved to the Kanto region from…

Harada Tomoyo

Harada Tomoyo is a Japanese actress.

Kunimura Jun

Kunimura Jun is a Japanese actor. He made his film debut in 1981 in Kazuyuki Izutsu's Gaki Teikoku.

Love Is in the Green Wind

4.0

Little Performer: The Pulse of Winds

7.0

Kuni and Nami are loving sisters and attend the same elementary school. Their parents are separated and quietly making progress on their divorce. The school that Kuni and Nami attend is scheduled to close down. For…

Windy Pejio

6.0

Based on the memoir "Dad Gohan Marda" ( 1986 ), in which Norihiko Hashida wrote about his own "housework" experience. It is a work that re-questions the family relationship, depicting the figure that will be responsible…

Hear the Song of the Wind

6.6

A student travels back to Kobe for the summer. Once there, he meets his friend Rat, hangs on the usual place, listening to the Beach Boys and meets a mysterious twin girl. (Source: IMDb) ~~ Adapted from the novel “Hear…

Colors of Wind

7.2

Before Ryo’s girlfriend Yuri dies, she tells him that a woman who looks identical to her is in Hokkaido. To find out, Ryo travels to Hokkaido.

The Wind Carpet

10.0

“Carpet of the Wind” depicts the story of Makato, a Japanese carpet merchant, who travels to Iran to arrange for the weaving of a special carpet.

Miyako no Kaze

7.0

The 37th NHK Asadora. A woman from Kyoto moves to Nara and runs a ryokan (a traditional Japanese inn) and then enters the fashion industry.

Ryukyu no Kaze

8.0

The 31st NHK Taiga Drama is Ryukyu no Kaze. This is part one of a three-part renzoku drama series (Homura Tatsu, the 32nd Taiga Drama (1993) is part two, and Hana no Ran (1994) is part three.)

Sen no Kaze Ni Natte

6.0

An impressive drama that made a popular corner of Niigata's long-lived radio program "The letter to heaven" into a movie. Female reporters cover the program, meet the senders of letters and learn various thoughts of…

Isshun no Kaze ni Nare

6.3

The story revolves around a high schooler who enters the world of track and field. (Source: Tokyograph) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Isshun no Kaze ni Nare" (一瞬の風になれ) by Sato Takako (佐藤多佳子).